Category: Customer Experience

It’s thrilling. Nothing held in reserve. All in, leaving nothing behind. It’s easy to get hooked on this. And it’s easy to never experience it. The internet has made each path more attractive. It can put us into always-on mode, in a worldwide competition against infinite competitors and inputs in which the goal always seems […]

In today’s economy, where nearly every company is either “born in the cloud” or transforming into a SaaS-based, recurring revenue business model, almost all have realized that they can’t accelerate growth without investing in Customer Success (CS). Usually, that means establishing a CS team that can take care of your customers, ensure that they’re achieving…

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The original expression implies that preaching to the converted is a waste of time. After all, why bother marketing to people who are already on the team? The reality is that the people who aren’t enrolled in the journey are going to ignore you. They’re simply not open to being marketed to, taught, talked at […]

For skilled information workers, job mobility has never been easier or more profitable. And yet, countless people stay where they are, without ever considering why. For example, there are hundreds of senior leaders and contributors at Twitter who haven’t quit their jobs in the last week. Even though they have a financial cushion, a technical […]

“Punk is not a method, not a framework, not a toolkit. It is just an invite to do things differently because our customers and our people are waiting.” This week on CX Lore, we are joined by Adrian Swinscoe, an experimental customer experience thought leader, best selling author, visionary, speaker, workshop leader, and podcaster. Adrian’s…

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Launching today, a free ebook: Generation Carbon: A Carbon Almanac for Kids. A worldwide team of volunteers wrote, designed and illustrated this free PDF. The hope is that you’ll grab a copy and share it with ten people. That you’ll read it to your parents or to your kids. There are all sorts of bonuses […]

For trivial matters, it’s efficient and perhaps useful to simply follow a crowd or whatever leader we’ve chosen. But when it matters, we need to make (and own) our own decisions. To do that effectively, consider: Do the reading Show your work Avoid voices with a long track record of being wrong Ask, “and then […]

Why would someone buy a share of stock for $945? One reason might be that they think they can sell it tomorrow for $950. A more common reason is that someone bought it an hour ago for $940. Of course, this applies to more than equities. Why buy a Birkin bag for more than $25,000? […]

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